The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-18
ON CHANGE.

CoTToN receipts yesterday 4202
bales, shipments Sll0 bales, and sales
2l50 bales.
AT Liverpool wheat is firm, demand
fair; holders offer spaiingly. Corn
steady, demand fair.
CHICAGO ca Ih corn of Ic, cash wheat
off l., cash oats unchanged, cash pork
of 25c, cash lard off DC, aud cash clear
ribs off l23c.
AT st Louis cash eorn is of &c, cash
whea. of sc, oats unchanged, cash
pork up &c, cash lard off DC, and cash
clear ribs up &c.
CINCINNATI: Wheat steady and firm
receipts yesterday, 10000 bushels;
shi pmente, 5000 bushels. Corn aCtiv
but lower. OTIS in good demand and
easier.
STocKs OF grain in store at New York
January 18th: Wheat, 9,953 800 bush
els; corn, 3,9S0,25l bushels; oats, l.
065, 447 bushels; barley, 269,S $3.50 BUSH
els; rye, Al, 1927 bushels.
The actual count of Memphis cotton
ia as follows: Stock in warehouses'
ETC., los, 481 bales; stock in COM
presses, 2l05 bales; total, l30,639
bales; corrected stock, l30,Sl4 bales,
making difference to deduct OF 2sl
bales.
CITIZENS meeting al the Merchants
Exchange at O'Clock this afternoon,
to appoint soliciting committees for
the CHARITY Bal. The meeting OF
citizens held on yesterday Adjourned
over to this afternoon at the hour
above mentioned.
THE approximate statement Of I'M
sold stock Of cotton in Memphis 10 as
follows: Stock in congresses, q ,052
bales in warehouses, sold but not de-
livered, 23,420 bales; total, 44,472
bales, which taken from actual stock,
130,533 bales, leaves unsold stock SO,
C6l bales.
NEW YoRK wheat receipts yester-
day, 40 200 bushels; exports, 1921
bushels; sales, l $4,000 bushels fu-
lures and 1000 bushels spots. Corn,
receipts q ,542 bushels; exports, ll3
bushels; sales, 42i 0O0 bushels futures
and 100 COO bushels spots, Oats, re-
ceipts 1922 and exports 1913 bushele.
VISITORS on Change yes terday
Frank Trimble, Corsicana, Tex. r, G..
Ellie, Lynchburg, Va; +. l.. James,
Pine Bluff, Ark; W. b. McBath,
Greenville, Miss. M. @. Gill and Ii. j.
Gill, Senatobia, Mise; F. W. Cannon,
Red Banke, Miss. Sam Flank, Holly
Springs, Miss. T, @. DUPONT, Louie
vile; W. II. Irby, Collier,ille, Tenn.
THE running stock last Saturday was
12S, 1856 bales; add Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas railroad 550S bales,
and Kausas CITY, Springfield and
Memphis railroad 1897 bsleF, total Of
6435 bales; and deduct Louisville,
New Orleans and Texas railroad ship
ments 4O07 bales, which would make
corrected running stock 1884 bales.
THE visible supply Of grain on Janu-
ary 10Th, ss compiled by the secretary
of the Chicago Board Of Trade, is as
follows: Wheat, 6l,824000 bushels
decrease, $4,000 bushels. Corn, 49,
100000 bushels; increase, 10000
bushels. Oats, 4 80S,0O0 bushels; de-
crease, 1900 bushels; Rye, 100000
bushels; Increase, 10000 bushels. Bar
ley, 1924 GOO bushels; decrease, $780,
600 bushels.
IT has been found upon comparing
the total Cotton Exchange figures
with those OF the various railroads,
that 550S bales should be added to the
Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
railroad receipts, and S37 bales to the
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
railroad receipts; also 40O7 bales
should be added TO the Louisville
New Orleans and Texas railroad ship
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